RCA Satellite TV Antenna Universal Accessories, D940EXP 2nd Room Kit, ANT200 Amplified TV Antenna

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Universal Accessories

D940EXP 2nd Room Kit

With one digital satellite system, use the D940EXP 2nd Room Kit to view the same programming in another room. And, control your receiver with the Universal Remote included in the kit. Easy to install, your kit includes all the necessary hardware:

 

 

Signal Sender System - Converts infrared (line of sight) signal

 

 

into radio frequency (goes through walls).

 

 

Digital Satellite System Universal Remote - Keep your original

 

 

remote with your Digital Satellite Receiver and use this remote

 

 

in the 2nd Room. Preprogrammed to work your receiver and 4

 

 

additional components.

 

 

100 ft. Coaxial Cable - Used to run from your Digital Satellite

 

 

Receiver to your 2nd Room TV.

$9995

3 ft. Coaxial Cable and Two-Way Splitter - Used to connect your

primary and secondary TVs to your receiver.

 

 

ANT200 Amplified TV Antenna

 

 

Connect your Digital Satellite System Receiver to the ANT200 Amplified Antenna

 

 

and begin receiving your local network stations. The built in A/B switch makes it

 

 

easy to switch between satellite stations and your local programs. With its unique

$4995

design, you can boost your UHF/VHF TV signals for improved broadcast reception.

 

 

 

D916 Wireless Phone Jack System

 

 

This handy device lets you turn any electrical outlet into a phone jack instantly. Use

$7995

it to make the telephone connection to your Digital Satellite System Receiver. Easy

to install in just minutes!

 

 

 

D903 In-Line Amplifier

 

 

Amplifies incoming signal for best picture when installation requires long coaxial

$2495

cable runs. (For Indoor Use Only)

 

 

 

D915 CHIMNEY MOUNT

 

 

Made of durable steel, the D915 Chimney Mount allows you to mount your Digital

 

 

Satellite System to any size chimney.

$2295

 

 

 

D940 REMOTE CONTROL SIGNAL SENDER

 

 

Control your Digital Satellite Receiver from any room. Just plug it in! The Remote

 

 

Control Signal Sender transmits your remote control signal from one room to another

 

 

- through walls and floors. Extends the range of your remote control up to 140 feet.

 

$5995

Also works most VCRs and Laserdisc Players from anywhere in your home. Contains

one base unit and one extension unit. Each unit is only four inches tall. Additional

extension units are available (Model #D935).

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Contents Satellite Dish Antenna Safety Information ANT200 Amplified TV Antenna Universal AccessoriesD916 Wireless Phone Jack System D940EXP 2nd Room KitDetach Here Accessory Order FormTable Of Contents Table of Contents Preparing for Installation Completing the Final Installation Installation OverviewInstallation Overview Preparing for InstallationBig Question Should I Do This Myself? General Site SurveyGeneral Site Survey Where Is The Satellite, Anyway? How High Up in the Sky is the Satellite?Finding a Clear Line of Sight Additional Information Connecting the Receiver to a TVFinding the Dish Pointing Coordinates Finding the Dish Pointing CoordinatesUsing the Dish Pointing Menu Screen Precise Site Survey Precise Site SurveyTip Have a Clear View to the Satellite Final Site SurveyDon’t have a clear view to the satellite ’m Not sure If I have a Clear ViewEstimating Cable Requirements Estimating Cable RequirementsFew Words About Grounding System Cable Estimate Procedure Dish Assembly Overview Dish Assembly OverviewIf you have a Sony reflector, you should have Tighten both nuts Partial Dish AssemblySetting the Elevation on the Dish Partial Dish AssemblyMounting the Mast Materials Needed Mounting The Mast On Solid Wood Or Lap SidingImportant Considerations Mounting the Mast on Solid Wood or Lap SidingYes Mounting InstructionsMounting the Mast on Solid Wood Installing a SpacerMounting the Mast on Brick or Poured Concrete Mounting the Mast on Brick or Poured ConcreteMaterials Needed Tools Needed Mounting the Mast on a Hollow or Cinder Block WallMounting the Mast on a Hollow or Cinder Block Wall Mounting the Dish on a Hollow or Cinder Block Wall Mounting the Dish On a Pole Mounting the Dish on a PoleImportant Considerations Top view of pole Mounting the Mast on a Roof Step-by-step Instructions for Mounting the Mast on a RoofMounting the Mast on a Roof Make sure the top part of the mast points straight up Final Installation Leveling the Mast Leveling Side-to-SideLeveling the Mast Final Dish Assembly Final Dish AssemblyLeveling Front-to-Back Star washer and bolt Acceptable central building ground points Few Words About Grounding the SystemRouting and Grounding the Cables Few Words About Grounding the SystemCable Routing Tips Routing and Grounding the CablesRunning a Cable into the House Running Cable Into the HouseMaking the Final Connections Making the Final ConnectionsAbout the Phone Connection Maximum Signal Strength Acquiring and Fine Tuning the SignalAcquiring and Fine Tuning the Signal Adjusting the Azimuth and Elevation SettingsOrdering Programming Elevation AdjustmentCabling and Connections Problems TroubleshootingCan’t Pick Up the Satellite Signal TroubleshootingDish Pointing Steps Temporary Satellite Signal LossDigital Satellite System Publications Digital Satellite System Installers ReferenceSupport Line Program ProvidersIndex IndexPage Page North Meridian Street Indianapolis,